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View from the Top
On the Cover:Yellow
Girl #1 by Darren McManus.
Esteemed Reader: Jason
Stern wonders where Love is to be found.
Conversation:
Journalist
and political cartoonist Ted Rall talks with Ron Callari.
Letters:
Ken
McCarthy muses on possible Chronogram-SLC/Holman collusion.
Backbone
Lucid Dreaming:
Sight Specifics.
Beth E. Wilson reviews the local art scene.
Life in the Balance:
Cruisin’
for a Change Part II. Susan Piperato on sustainable automobiles.
Frankly Speaking:
Saved
from Life. By Frank Crocitto.
Ear Whacks:
A
Kid's Ear View of Music, CD
Reviews,
Nightlife Notes.
Quarter to Three:
Two
Prophets. By Sparrow. Cure for anxiety, buying a god, more.
Planet Waves :
September
11, 1984. By Eric Francis. Plus
Horoscopes.
Poetica:
Poems by
E.A. Beaugard, W.C., normal, C. Starobin, and Linda M. Woznicki.
Whole Living Guide
Treating the Teeth as Part of the
Whole: Dylana
Accolla investigates the latest tools and techniques of holistic
dentistry. PLUS! A
bonus web feature: TMJ with Barry Mark, DDS.
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Feature
Bushwacking Buttermilk Falls:
Christopher Ketcham
vs. Nature in the Catskills.
Room for a View
Stranglehold: The Sanctions Against
Iraq Turn 12:
Greg Barrett reports on the continuing humanitarian disaster in
Iraq.
Commentary: Rise of a New Imperialism:
John
Pilger suggests that the time for questioning, criticism, and dissent
is at hand.
Editorial: Fortunate Sons:
Lorna Tychostup on saber-rattling chickenhawks and the creep toward
war.
News and Views:
Drug Law
Reform; Bombers on Speed; Halliburton's man Cheney.
Community Notebook
Our Community, Our News: She
Climbs, Woodstock
Film Festival, Center
for Photography turns 25.
Tastings
Yvonee Ruperti:
Desserticus shares her recipe for Hazelnut Crepes with Sweetened
Chevre Filling and Red Wine Poached Figs.
The Art of Business
The Stories Behind Local Commerce:
Uptown:
A Gathering Place—the rebirth of a Kingston nightspot by Jane
Smith; How
to bear the Bear Market with Amanda Bader.
Cartoon
Placebo Monthly: Placebo
Casino by Jim D.C.
Parting Shot
Window
Pane, a wax-dipped and painted B&W print by Leah Macdonald.
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